In The Next 15-20 Years, China's Western, Southeast Asian And India Will Become Low Cost Manufacturing Bases For Garments.

A survey released recently shows that in the next 15 to 20 years, Western China, India and Southeast Asia are likely to become the main low-cost production base for global manufacturers, but their infrastructure needs to be improved.

According to the survey report of Chi Ao logistics group and transportation intelligence company, in mainland China, manufacturers have begun to shift their production base from cost The more and more eastern coastal areas move to the western rural areas. However, backward infrastructure, especially road conditions, limits the development potential of the western part of China.

The report released at the world economic forum said: "China is building new roads and airports to connect the East and the west, but it is too early to tell whether these efforts will work."

Besides mainland China, global manufacturers have begun to live in Southeast Asia and India, Vietnam and Thailand. Yield from clothing A range of goods to electronic products. With the domestic development of these countries market As they mature, they are increasingly attracted to global manufacturers.

The report said: "Vietnam and India are competing for the global manufacturing center with mainland China. The labor costs of these two countries are lower than that of the mainland of China. They will also become important consumer bases in the future. "

The survey shows that sub Saharan Africa has attracted some investment from the manufacturing sector, but still lags behind Asia and Latin America.

According to the "emerging market logistics index" listed in the report, the world factory China is still the most attractive logistics investment country, followed by India, Brazil and Indonesia.

In this index ranking, Saudi Arabia rose 4 places in 2010, while the United Kingdom of Mexico, Turkey and Arabia also ranked among the top ten.

The report said: "economic growth is the dominant factor, and the growth rate of all the top 10 countries is above the average."

In the index ranking, a total of 39 emerging countries are listed. Bolivia, Kenya and Paraguay came to the end because of the economic downturn, backward infrastructure and security threats.